Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 9

Basketball Scores FRIDAY COLLEGK California $3. Oregon (tUnford UCLA 61. Southern Idaho Utah SK, 71. Hcnver II, Wyoming 39. Colo.

State Univ. 71, Nrir Mexlco 4S. I'rliiceton 8B. Columbia 71. Cornell J'tnn Cltadtl 61.

Geor(Y Washington 41. College of Pacific A7, San Frauelico J'epperdtae 9V. Santa 77. Duquesne S8, Temiile 51. Boston Univ.

86. New Hampshire 6J. Del'aul Western Michigan State lili, Centenary Centra! 71, Buena Vista 58. Coe 97, William I'chn 51. Cornell 81, Knox 7(i.

Grinnell 72. Monmouth 53. Iowa Teachers 70, Auguslana 67. Wartburf 71, 1'arsons 61. Wesimar 71, Concordla, Neb.

C3. AKOUND THE STATE Ames 1111. Grhinell Atlantic f.8, Clarlnda XI). BeliernoiT 8.1, DeWllt 55. Neb.

lies Moliies Hoys Town, Uowllng Kurlington Kcokuk 51. Centcrvllle Washington II. Crrslon SliciiHiidoAh II DCS Lincoln -North f)cs Molnrs Roosevelt VJ, Dos Moine K.ist Moiiirs Tech 71, Savdcl Ra.st Hloltne, III. UK. Cedar Rapid Jrfrcrson I 1 Kmmclsburg 71).

Shehtim Ilarlan fi 1 Auilnhun Iowa City nil, Ftiick Island. 111. 55. City Jtegiaa 13, Otlumwa Wais H. LeMars Gehlcu Hock Kapids 50.

Manning Sa, liayard I IS. Marlon 81, Independence 39. fa, Itonne 58. Mount Pleasant 511, t-'ort Madison -17 Mnscaline fi3, Otlumwa -IB. Newton 50.

Oskaloosa 111. Omaha Creightoii IM-ep 67. Coiinci Bluffs Jefferson 117. Keri Oak Glenwood Jfi. Siaux Clly Kast AS, Sioux City Cen tral 57.

Sioux City Mason City Beats Fort Dodge 63-51 Heelan M. South Sioui. City. Neb. SI.

Stale Center 7H. Nevada 57. Waterloo liasl I'J. Cedar Rapids Waterloo West 02, Waverly X'i, NORTH IOWA BOVS Armstrong IS, Bancroft lioiine Valley 67, Hurt ti. Carpenter (18.

riymnuth Clarion 58. HumboIiU 58. Decorah -iti, Oclwein -12. Garner 57, Britt .15. Klemme 73, Crystal Lake -ID.

Lake Mills 70, Kelmond 5U, Kockford -II. Nashua 7:1. St. AllSffar 71, Masou City liX Forl Dodge SI. New Haven IL'.

Mclnflre -III. NorUiH'ood III. Forest Cify Osagc -15, liurfalo Center I. Riccvillc 68, Nora Springs 31. Clear Lake 67-57 Over Eaqle Grove CLEAR Lake's Lions ended their North Central Conference season al 4-6 with a fine 67-57 win over Eagle Grove here Friday nighl.

Eagle Grove climaxed the loop season with a 5-5 record to take fourth place. The Lion's culminated the regular season with a 7-9 record while Ihe Eagles finished with a 6-10 mark. Clear'Lake clinched the win with a good second half to pull away from a 32-30 halftime lead. Eagle Grove knotted the count at 6-6 early in the game but the Lions moved to a 17-13 firsl quarter lead and the two- point margin at the half. After intermission, the score seesawed for half of the Ihird Had Led by 22 in 4th Period Record Now 14-4 in Regular Season By JIM VANHEEL Globe-Gazette Sports Editor FORT DODGE Mason City Mohawks nailed down second place in the Big Six Conference standings here Friday night by blasting the Fort Dodge Dodgers 63-51 after opening up a 22-poinl lead in the fourth quarter when the score stood at (il-39.

The win left (he Mohawks with' a 5-3 record in the loop and for all games in regular season play. The loss dropped the Dodgers to fourth in the Big Six with a 3-5 mark. In a previous game this season, Mason City needed a late bucket to nip Fort Dodge 64-62 after the winners had blown ani lead. The way out was easier Friday after a close game through the first three quarters. COACH BILL STENEKER'S club racked up 13 straight points in the first four minutes of the fourth stanza while the Dodgers went scoreless.

That made the count 56-38. A couple of minutes later Mason City led 61-39 as The Boxscore KG Connelly 1 7 Itawlr; It C-ahalan A Vaiiltoiifrn i J. Johnson 1 Wcbrr II Adams Warner B. Johnson FT 1'K li-ll) ti-1 u' IMI IX TOTALS KURT 31 Kiidrou llobbs 1'orter Docker! SJ KG IMI (1-0 is FT ii-o I tl I) 0 1 $: Tl" I Purkaplle fl TOTALS iO Score tiy quarters: (1) MASON CITV IS POUT DODC.K 1.1. S-ll 0-3 0-0 4 3 0 15 (si (si 3d -13 27 US 51 Otrivlals: KllUntt and Johnson.

Iowa, ISC Grid Series Proposed DES M01NES attempt to have Iowa and Iowa Stale meet each fall in football has run into no opposition from the coaches at the two schools, but neither has the plan bc6n only a free throw broke the scoring rampage. About all Fort Dodge accomplished was to chase home 12 straight points to narrow the margin in the closing phase of play. The game was played before an estimated 2,300 fans, the largest to watch a Dodger ionic game this season. The win gave-Mason Ciiy its 10th straight triumph over Fort Dodge also uppcd their victory edge to 32-6 over the past 19 seasons against their long ime rivals. Better shooting was an important factor.

The Mohawks hit at a 44 per mar rom the field om pared to inly 31 per ent for the lost. team, eading the me accuracy Mason City Hooting a orward John endorsed by the schedule makers. Grinnell Can Move Into Loop Lead Now Tied With Knox for Top By The Associated Press Iowa interest in the Mklwes Conference basketball race con ters Saturday night at Grinnel College where the Pioneers sec to take over full charge in th title chase. Grinnell moved into first pine will) Knox Kriday night mowing down Mommnilh, 72-59 al (I-inncIl. While this was going on, Cor ncll handed Knox its first league defeat of (he season, a Mount Vernon.

KNOX MOVES to Grinnel Saturday night and if the Pio ncers give the Siwash anolhei setback they will lake over the undisputed lead. Both enter the game with 10-1 records. Cornel now 5-5. In the Iowa Conference, Warl- lh n. scored He 18 Iowa coaeh Forest Evashcvski, reached at Santa Monica, look no official position on the suggestion made by Sen.

John Walker (D-Williams) Friday in a resolution introduced in the slate Legislature. EVASHEVSKI sa'id "scheduling is handled by the athletic director ancl Ihe Board of 1 am perfectly willing to play any team they sec fit lo schedule." Coach Clay Staplelon of Iowa Stale said such a game woulc: "benefit both" schools. He said, believe thai we the only two major stale schools in America thai arc not playing" each other. WALKER SAID the game would be "of great interest to alumni of the two schools and Ihe people of Iowa generally." Athletic Director Paul Brechler of Iowa and his counterpart at Iowa Stale, Gordon Chalmers, both were out of slate and could not be reached for comment. jurg kept on top of the heap with a 74-64 victory over Par- CALHOUN period before the their second wind away to a 47-39 third quarter lead.

The winners only outscored Eagle Grove 20-18 in Ihe final period but that was good enough for (he decisive win. The Lions displayed a balanced scoring attack with four of the five starters hitting in double figures. Gene Zielie the club wilh '1G points while Ted Lindquist added 14, Bill McGowan 13 and Ken Hansen 11.. Eagle Grove's Steve Hanson led scorers for the evening with 23 points and had some help from Dave Sandvig with 12. Clear Lake also took the reserve game by a more insuring score 50-32.

CLEAR KG f-'T IT TP Lindqnisl 5 (-fi 1 3-1 Ziclic 3fi Ashland 3 3-S .1 Hansen 1-1 31 Mncller 1 TOTALS 28 11-21 11 KAGI.E FG FT PF TP Hanson 8 7-7 -t Wilson 3 1-3 Sandviff fi 3 Toiliion 1 Thurmond 2 II-O Abrams ft 2 Smith I -J-5 1 loints in the game and collected even fieldgoals on only 10 shots -le also did a fine job rebound mg. TOTALS 21 15-1!) If) Score by quarters: (1) (S) CLEAR LAKE 17 S2 -17 EAGT-K GROVE 13 SO 39 Officials: Blunt, Sowers. BARR CONNELLY, however Lions got was the high scorer. He finishe and sped with 20-points, 14 coming in th first half. He had only one fielc er after Intermission.

Joe Cah alan didn't have a good nigh scoring as he made only 13 bu his passing accounted for man; Mohawk baskets and his floo game was excellent. The battle for control of tin rebounds was about even for the first half of play. But the Mo hawks dominated the boards in the second half as they pullec away for the easy triumph. Roger Porter, a fiery little guard, did some excellent de tensive work for the losers as lie intercepted many passes and his shooting also was good as he finished with 16 points. Ton Hallaway, a 3-year regular, was close behind with 14.

FORT DODGE HELD an 8-4 lead early in the game. But the Mohawks came back to take an 18-15 lead by the end of the quarter. Connelly had five field ers the first quarter. Twice in the second quarter the visitors led by six points but it took a pair of free throws just before the half to account for a 30-27 lead. Two limes in the third quar ter Mason City had 8-poinl spreads.

Yel they were in front by only five points at 43-38 to finish the quarter and it slLU was an open game. FIVE PLAYERS participated in Ihe early fourth quarter surge for the 13 straight points. The Mohawks kept the pressure on the Dodgers with their fast break and it finally was too much for Ihe losers. What happened after thai made little difference. The Mason City reserves copped the preliminary game 67-50.

Coach Ed Chuck's team led 22-4 al the quarter and 36-17 at halftime in winning its sev enth game in eight starts. Bob Johnson with 23 points and Dan Reed with 21 points paced the winners while Dick Core with 15 points and Bruce Davidson with 14 lopped Ihe losers. The Mason City "varsity will enter class AA sectional tourna- 57 O) fi7 Iowa Wrestlers Face Michigan IOWA key meet of (he University of Iowa's dual wrestling competition with Big Ten Michigan affair be fought out in the Hawkeyr fieldhouse Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Both teams are unbeaten in conference meets and have beaten three common oppo ncnts. The Hawkeycs are 6-0 in the conference (8-0 for all meets) and Michigan is 4-0 in the league (5-2 for all meets).

Jowa has defeated Indiana, Illinois, Michigan State, Minnesota. Wisconsin and Northwestern by an average score of 21-7. Michigan also has whipped Northwestern, Illinois and In-; diana, as well as Purdue, play next Tuesday night al final opponent Feb. 28. Mason City when the Mohawks mcel the Clear Lake Lions in a nr.HT KKSWI.TS MELBOURNE Pavirl Overt, 13-1.

Urael, stopper! Max Carlos, J35VS, Au- itralla, 11. Pearson, Dark Lead in Majors' Golf Tourney MIAMI (UPI) Defending champion Albie Pearson and medalist Alvin Dark Saturday led the field into Ihe quarterfinals of the baseball players golf tournament. Pearson, playing better golf after a slow start, opposed Cincinnati Reds' manager Mayo Smith. The little Washington center fielder scored a A and 2 firsl round victory Friday over Philadelphia pitcher Robin Roberts. Dark, Chicago Cubs' inficlder seeking his fourth lillc here, advanced with a 3 and 1 win over Lee Tale, St.

Louis Cardinals. He was to meet Eddie Kasko of the Cincinnati'Reds Saturday. sons at Waverly. Wariburg boosted ils league record to 11-2 by sinking 22 ol 35 free throws with John Tueckc scoring 23 points. CENTRAL BEAT Buena Vista 71-58 in another Iowa Conference game at Pella.

Jowa Teachers evened ils record to 5-5 in the North Central Conference by edging Auguslana 70-67 at Sioux Falls, S. D. Coc walloped Penn 97-51 in a non-conference game at Cedar Rapids. Conference Standings mo six w. Hast IVulerlixi isuii City U'csl Waterloo Kurt Doiljfc Moiurs NOKTII CENT (final) Clarion lluinholrit Wclisler Cily fi Grove 5 5 L'lcar, l.akc -t 4 owa rails 'i NOKTHKAST IOWA (final) cir flamplon 1(1 11 aries City 7 Wai'erly Oelweln I Cedar Falls resco NOKTII IOWA V'ortliwocid ke Mills Ill .1011 .1011 Mason Cify, Ftb.

If 195V Marshalltown, Grand View in Finals of C. Tourney WI5IKSTKK CITY Chuck Nelson, a little guard who Hits around the basketball court foi Marshalllown, will be in there Snt'-irday nighl trying to help his team dethrone: Grand View A I' Don BREAKS KECOKI) g-ocs up and over the crossbar at 15 feet indies a world's indoor record in the pole vault. BragA' eclipsed Cornelius Warmerdam's IG-yuar-old record Friday in the Inquirer games. World's Indoor Pole Vault Record Broken by Bragg By ED CORRIGAN NEW YORK 1 Uragc lie new world indoor pole vaul ccord holder, goes inlo the fork Athletic Club games ii ladison Square Garden Salur ay with only one work ift to conquer. The 6-3, 137-pound Army pri ale wants to become the firs Sports Calendar SATURDAY'- (basketball) Finals of stale Junior College tournament at Webster City.

Holy Family at Dubuque Loras. (wrestling) Semifinals and finals of state high school tournament at Iowa Slate Teachers College, (bowling) Second weekend of women's state tourney at Dick's Bowling Center and Lee's Lanes. (uffalo Center lelmond 7 Earner (ritt I Forest Cily COKN BOWI. St. Ansjjar Ill Rockford 7 Kicevillc 7 Manly fi Nashua .1 Greene 3 Nora Springs 1 7 II I I i 10 Pro Cage Scores ritlDAV RESULT Detroit New- York lifl.

SATUROAV SCHEDULE Syracuse at Hoston. Minneapolis at St. l.oiiis. Cincinnati at Philadelphia. SUNDAY SCHEDULE Detroit at Hoston.

Cincinnati at New York. IMiiladelpliia at Syracuse. St. Louis al Minneapolis (afternoon TV). MICHIGAN SWIMMERS DEFEAT HAWKEYES ANN ARBOR, Mich.

Michigan won ils straight dual swimming victory in defeating Iowa 1 here Friday. The Wolverines look 10 of Ihe 11 events. The only Hawkeye able lo crack Michigan's maslery was Gary Morris who won Ihe 50-yard cvenl. Boros, Campbell Hold Slim Lead in Tucson Open TUCSON, 1 veteran who pins his faith in putting and a freshman who thinks driving is the key lo success lc( the $15,000 Tucson Open Golf Tournament into Saturday's third round. Julius I3oros, Mid Pines, N.

ancl Joe Campbell, Knoxville, were each 11 "under par with good for a one-strike lead over their closest competition. Boros thinks the putter is the big weapon on the par 35-35-70 El Rio course. "You can't drive them into the hole, you pull them it," he said. "Good drives pul me in position to chip close to the pin and give me a chance for those birdies," Campbell said. "It was the driver thai did it." So far he has had pulls of less than 30 feet for birdies on 15 holes, lie sank of them.

The only poor drive he's had in 36 holes scnl him over par on one hole the firsf day. West, New Hampton Take Leads in Mat Tournament CEDAR FALLS West, which heads the team scoring, and Davenport, each men. At 138, Larry Kay beat Ken Riz'or of Fairfield 8-1 and at 154 Bob Grant decisioned Bob Bucll of Clinton 3-2. Dick Katch- had six grapplers in contention i 4 5. poun dcr for the Comets, or the Class A semifinals of the! was thrown by F.

Bolte of Norlh owa High School wrestling Moincs in 1:53. ament here Saturday after-' IN CLASS the following irlh Iowa schools advanced: D5 Ron Bowling man in history lo pole vault 1G feet, one of the lasl of Hie "impossibilities" of the last decade. They've run Iho four-minute mile, jumped seven feet and surpassed just about all the other standards that 10 years ago were regarded as almost beyond human effort. WHETHER he'll do if at the New York A.C. meet remains to be seen.

The chances are he won'l. lie isn't quite ready. But anyone foolish enough lo say he never will vault JO feel would 1)0 climbing out on a long, Ihin limb. Bragg went up 15-9M; in the Philadelphia Inquirer Games Friday nighl breaking Cornelius Warmerdam's world indoor record of Actually, it was the second highest vault of all Bob Gutowski, Ihe Olympic champion, cleared in J957, but I was nol by the In- Amateur Athletic Federation because hjs pole fell under the bar. However, it was by the American AAU and hence stands as an nil-time American record.

Gulowski also holds the world outdoor mark (IAAF version) of IN FRESNO, Warmer- Inm called il "a wonderful achievement." Ron Del any, who won his 281 traight mile in 4:05.8 by grind ng down Tabori of llun- ary in the final lap, goes in the alf mile in the New York A.C. nccl. Girls Cage Sectionals Completed Diagonal Appears as New Threat By The Associated Press Diiigonul, milking its first Iry at girls basketball and hoastiny a higher in Dixie Rams- hottoin, appeared as a new Friday in the Iowa Girls high school cage; championships. hit For a points In win a sotilhwesl sec lionnl final in 9S-94 Ihrillci over Artspii but it was Pine's last second field that brought the victory. Ari.s pe's Ml kin JUohr and Kay Wer nor combined for 8(1 points.

DEFENDING champion Wes Central of Mnymmt swam pec Kredericksburg 81-37 for its straight triumph and its 22m this season as finals were coin pleted in all of the seclionats. The fl(5' winners will start the first rounds of district meets next Thursday and night. Among the remaining con lenders arc familiar names ii the recent state finals al DCS Moinc's. include illake.sburg Wheallarul, Garrison, Hridgcwater Foil ta nolle aru Coon Hapids. GARRISON, the 1957 pion Dysart Blakcs burtf kept its hopes alive with -'l? decision over Selma Whcntland gained a H7-30 victory over Calamus.

The district semifinals will be played Feb. 25 and the 16 finalists will he determined Feb. 27. Boys Sectionals Slated to Open By The Associated Prest The long pulJ to whittle tlowi the field in the Jowa Boys Higl School basketball champion ships starts Snturrliiy night will the opening of the tournaments. Up for grabs arc the divisional slate titles held by Davenport in Class A and Roland in Class but neither of these clubs will sec action until the sectionals extend into next week- starting Monday night.

The stale's largest schools will stay in their Class AA division until two of I hem survive for the Class A title rounds in DCS iVIoincs. of DCS Moincs in the title game of the Iowa Junior College Conference tournament. Grand View, which claimed the league championship with a 13-1 won-lost record in regular season play, will be a formidable obstacle. THE DES MOINES basktfecn knocked off third-seeded Eaglo Grove, 9'l-84, in the semifinals Friday night and MarshaUlo-yvn, a tournament darkhorse, got past Northwestern of Orange City, 89-85. Nelson collected 24 points on Jl baskets and a couple of free throws to augment the 25 points' scored by lea in male Jerry Abrahamson on field goals and 7 charity shots.

Although pushed toward the c-iul, Mnrshalltown showed too much speed and hustle against Northwestern. GRAND VIEW had play, ers in double figures in turning back Kagle Grove. Its top man was Dick McCarthy with 25 points. Magic Grove closed tho gap to 85-80 nntl when the DCS Moincs team played ball control Grand View hit for seven frco throws in a Kaglc Grove and Northwestern will play the consolation Saturday night and the title gamo will follow. Iowa Ploys at Wisconsin IOWA CITY (UPI) Iowa, fentdring the third-best scorer in the Big Ten hut minus sparkplug guard Ron Zagar, invades Wisconsin Saturday in an effort tn heller its 4-4 conference mark.

The llawkeycs will he going up against a Wisconsin (cam which scored Its first loop victory Monday with a surprising 91-8fi success over Purdue. Forward Dave Gunther, who lias averaged 21.3 points per game in conference action this season, will pace the Iowa attack. However, the Ilawkcyes undoubtedly will miss Zagar, hero of last week's win over Minnesota and surprise shot-in-lhc- iirm for the team in ils lasl half- doxcn games. Zagar was declared scholastic-ally ineligible this week and will be out for the rest of the Coach a Scheucrman commented "11 hurts" when he learned Zagar would he out. Girls Sectional Tourney Scores AT Manly (finals).

llaiilontowii Kockwrll (cnn.t.). AT KKNTON WlilfUmorc (ill, Sculral Armstrong .17, Koilnian III ii ANSI; kerihnrK 5(1, lianscil So nalO. Dmnoiil 1(1. Atllxoii 'in AT TITONKA Tlionks l.ukoU (finals). J.akr Ifl (conO, AT MME (JJirslnr 1.1.

l.iim: Sprlnc.i ill) Ulnal.x). Ricevlllo G'reico N.I).' oon. Three straight falls helped Vatcrloo school to nine points! Ihe first "ound Friday night nd Davenport collected seven: Gary Pollard, winls for second place. The 0 0 Bernard, Eagle oncs Bob SLeen- inals ight. will he held Saturday) Grove; Don Henry, Cresco; Hassman.

New liampton; jBob Loux, Clarion. 112 DEFENDING A MPION Osagc; Merlin Vatcrloo East ranked Ihird with and Betlendorf, each vith four points. Next came Gear Falls, DCS Moines East and 'ort Dodge with three points. New Hampton took first in the rst round of Class wilh sev- poinls followed by defending hampion Cresco wilh six poinls. Schmauss, Cresco.

120 Jim Nelson, Brill; Larry Willis, Ciarion; Ed Fox, Osage. Jason Etherington, Algona; Joe Frank, Cresco; Howard Jeffrie, Hampton. II a a New Hampton; Jim Bocrjan, Osage. McDowell, Eagle BOTH MASON CITY Ken Culsforth, New the class A division wercj Hampton. Egorcnko.

calcn. At 154. Leon Calkins of Cresco. Duvall, New he Mohawks was decisioned Hampton; Tom Pilcher, Osagc; Roy Frantz of Iowa City and I.KAGliK Kricksnn Prodnrt Kornr.r 1. Dale.

Olson TiM. Bud's Usrd Cam 'i. Trie's I'lacr. 2. Fred Schmltt 213, (iOl.

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Ivan Ilnrd TKAM HIGIIS: illalfspicler Karhr.r Shop WOMEN'S HIGH: Arlene AliU IfJl, 170. CLIFTON RESIGNS AS BOONE COACH BOONE UP) Robert Pinky Clifton has announced his resignation as basketball coach at Boonc High School He said he had no definite plans but is exploring possibilities of better jobs. Monday Boys Sectional Cage Meet Schedules CLASS AA AT CKDAK IIAPIDS C.R. WashlnctoH vs. C.

II. Regis, AT WATKRLOO Kajl Waterloo vs. Charles City. AT Decorah vs. OclM'eln, CLASS A AT Al.DF.N Kadcllffe-Dows winner vs.

Ackler, 7. Falls vs. Franklin, AT I1KITT Thorn pjion-CorwIlh winner vs. Bel- mnnrl, 2. l.akc Mills vs.

Forest City. AT MOW HAMPTON Trlpoll-Crescn winner vs. Cairn a r. 7. vs.

Fredcrlekshnrg. AT OSAGK SI. AnvRar-Nora Sprinsr-i winner 7. Rnrkford vv. Northwnnd, CLASS AT f'AKI'KNTKH Grafton vs.

Slaevviilr, 7. l.lllle. Crdar vs. Rock AT CRVSTAI, I.AKK Hayfleld vs. Woden.

7. Klemme. vs. Rakr. AT T-'KRTIM-; Mrservey vs.

Swaledale, B. Hanlonlnnn vs. 7:30. vs. Thnrnlnii.

AT l.AWMiR rrolivin-St. I.nras winner vs. Colwrll. I.awlcr-Waiir/ima winner vs. Fort At- insnn, 8:30.

AT MME SPRINGS T.imc Spring s-McInlire winner TS, Chester. 8:30. Elma vs. Klma I.C.-RI'Igeway AT RIN'GSTKD Gruvcr vs. Itingslrd, Iturt vs.

Whiltemnre I'resenlaliun, 7. i fiirr Sid Scvcrson, Clarion. Heavy-' fit 1 Boy, Manila, 7:30 game. In a regular season! at 165 Lcs McGuirc lost to Alan weight-Larry llochhaiis, Brill llt Kr nklc nt iimi iKcn Buhr, Cresco; Roger fjnKsciA, Amnnn. nr.

stopper! Perry, New game, Mason City drubbed of Fairfield 5-2. Lions 80-55. Charles Cify advanced New Hampton. I York, .1. Keokuk, Central Sioux City Spilled in Basketball Upsets By The Associated Press Burlinglon surprised Kcokuk, Die Little Six champ "ancl south- cast district lender in the final Associated Press Poll, 52-51 Friday night.

It was only the third victory for the Grayhounds in 12 conference games. Muscatinc, ranked fifth in the district in the final AP poll, beat Ottumwa in a battle to settle second place in the Little Six. DES MOINES ROOSEVELT, lleclan. Sioux City Central wound up second to Sioux Center in the final AP poll. Manning, the southwest leader, had little trouble with Bayard, winning by an 85--S3 margin.

Council Bluffs Jefferson, ranked third in the dislrict, dropped a 57-37 game to Crcigh- Lon Prep of Omaha. Harlan, ranked fourth, wound up with a fi2-28 win over Audubon. Atlantic and Creslon wound; ip in a lie for Ihe Hawkcye Eighl litle. The Trojans rolled the central district leader, woniovcr Clarinda 58-30 while Cres- its slraighl with an easy 72-51. victory over city rival East.

Marshalltown's Bobcats, run- ncrup to Roosevelt, woijnd up a perfect Cgntral Iowa conference season with a 69-58 win over Boonc. East Waterloo, lop team in the northeast, rolled over Waverly 52-32. The Mason City Mohawks, ranked second in the dis- lrict, came through with a 63-51 victory over Fort Dodge. Third- ranked West Waterloo downed Cedar Rapids Regis, ranked fourth in the northeast, EAST-SIOUX CITY surprised city rival Central 58-57 to gain a share of the city title withi ton downed Shcnandoah in an overtime bailie 54-44. Allanlic was fifth and Creslon sixth in the final AP rating.

IN THE DECIDING game in the North Central conference, Clarion nipped Hum bold 56-53. Clarion was fourlh and Humboldt eighth in Ihe final poll. Unrankcd DCS Moines Lincoln surprised North DCS Moines 6662. NorIh was fourlh in the central district. The 'Ames Little Cyclones, rated fifth in the central dislrict, overwhelmed Grin" ncll 101-58 in a Central Iowa conference game.

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